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        <em><a href="../../com/google/util/ListSet.html" target="_self">ListSet</a></em>
        [<em>A</em>]<code> extends </code><a href="" target="contentFrame" class="scala/collection/mutable/Set">scala.collection.mutable.Set</a>[<a href="../../com/google/util/ListSet.html#A" target="_self">A</a>]
        
        <div>A mutable Set backed by a List. Inserts are constant time, removes and contains
 are linear. Use when sets are supposed to remains small, and a HashSet would not
 fit the bill (for instance, no implementation of hashCode).</div>
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        <code> trait</code>
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        <em><a href="../../com/google/util/MultiMap.html" target="_self">MultiMap</a></em>
        [<em>A</em>, <em>B</em>, <em>TSet</em> &lt;: <a href="" target="contentFrame" class="scala/collection/mutable/Set">scala.collection.mutable.Set</a>[<a href="../../com/google/util/MultiMap.html#B" target="_self">B</a>]]<code> extends </code><a href="" target="contentFrame" class="scala/collection/mutable/Map">scala.collection.mutable.Map</a>[<a href="../../com/google/util/MultiMap.html#A" target="_self">A</a>, <a href="../../com/google/util/MultiMap.html#TSet" target="_self">TSet</a>]
        
        <div>This class is typically used as a mixin. It turns maps which map <code>A</code>
  to <code>Set[B]</code> objects into multi maps which map <code>A</code> to
  <code>B</code> objects. This class allows some choice of the concrete type
  of Set, while the standard one in the Scala library is fixing it to HashSet.
  Use this when your elements have no hashCode method, like NodeSeq in the XML
  libraries.
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  Adapted from the Scala standard libraries. Parked here until it moves to the
  standard library.</div>
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        <div>An object gathering small methods used from different places.</div>
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